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Personal Coat of Arms
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Include the following information on your own Coat of Arms.
Heraldic Colors
Yellow or Gold - Generosity
White / Silver - Peace & Sincerity
Black - Constancy & Grief
Blue - Loyalty & Truthfulness
Red - Military Fortitude
Green - Hope, Joy & Loyalty
Purple - Sovereignty & Justice
1. A symbol / picture to represent an important place.
2. A symbol / picture to represent a hobby / activity
3. An animal that represents you
4. Any other symbol or picture that represents you.
5. Include a Personal Motto (words or a phrase that represent you) at the top
Heraldic Symbols
Axe - Dutiful
Crescent - Enlightenment
Crosses - Christian sentiments
Crown - Authority
Fire - Enthusiasm
Flaming Heart - Passion
Hand - Faith & Justice
Heart - Sincerity
Horns & Antlers - Fortitude
Lightning - Decisiveness
Moon - Serenity
Oyster Shell - Traveler
Ring - Fidelity
Scepter - Justice
Star - Nobility
Sun - Glory
Sword - Warlike
Castle - Protectiveness
Examples:
Heraldic Animals
Bear - Protectiveness
Bee - Industriousness
Camel - Perseverance
Dog - Loyalty
Dragon - Defender of Treasure
Eagle - Leadership & Decisiveness
Falcon or Hawk - Eagerness
Fox - Cleverness
Griffin (part eagle, part lion) -
Bravery
Horse - Readiness to Serve
Lion - Courage
Pelican - Generosity & Devotion
Raven - Constancy
Snake - Ambition
Elk or Deer - Peace & Harmony
Tiger - Fierceness & Valor
Unicorn - Extreme courage
Wolf - Constant Vigilance
Personal Coat of Arms
In the Middle Ages, individuals were identified
by their Coat of Arms. As they were used on the
battlefield to identify a person’s friends and foes,
they were often in the shape of a shield. The
symbols used on coats of arms were chosen
carefully to represent an individual or an entire
family. The study of the symbols, colors and
patterns used in Coats of Arms is known
as heraldry.
Your Coat of Arms
Design your own Coat of Arms
Create your own COAT of ARMS based on your hobbies, personality, character and family.
Read through the list of colors, animals and symbols shown below—which represent you?
Can you think of more animals or symbols that you could use on your Coat of Arms ?